The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1910, Page 9

—) RTHQUAKE |) # SVENHERE ae ae ES yw Oe eal MON, May 1S“ aren — fecking the inte ea, has leveled » aging tn Gan Jowe, Details nah ghtainable, owing to P of telegraph wires. Heavy of ite undoubtedly has been je ed by the temblo N taal wave here followed the st ‘Ait reports Indicate that anothe earthquake has shaken Ca tage en dove and wieint ty. IN, Costa Rica, May acid ee eon to the interior another severe Bete ciatriet which w giated Naat wee (hy United Prova.) CLEVELAND, 0. May 1 “ here tegintered a heavy | Ut ete shock today : fyottons Dewan shortiy gaeek tm the morning. a for many minutes. are that the te: al in Conta Rica. The »« k ‘western coas to date and wear fine. ‘ond avenue. ., Near Fourth Ave. Bromo Seltzer .. TI Robinson's Barley ... Duteh Cleanser tans Chioride of Lime | baab Diapeps in : i Janos Water 8 Face Pr er Hygien n Food... Pe oz. Lundborg’s Perfumes Is Toilet Soaps, assorted BoxediPaper, THREE boxes All-Bristle Solid- Bac or Oil—Pint tOil—Pint . Towels—Medium size of Tartar—P. & W.'s. Wafers—i00 in bottle () QUA 6 (THE QUAKER DRUG @ fey 1013-15 FIKST AVE~ Two 5 We are giving these 30 pieces Free with every pair of our $4.00 Star Special Shoe for men and for women. 1534 WESTLAKE BOULEVARD Reasons Why You Should Patronize the Quaker Stores iy One of These for19c Saturday Prices. | That the government should | tain tithe to oo n a debate between t hoe! of the Un ; ngton and the Un | Oregon last night, Washing ning DAWSON . 2. | 20 days Seattic yesterday They are nice dishes and the Shoes are stylish and up We Are Out of the High Rent District We do not pay one-tenth the rent for our store that is being paid on Sec- | Wecan afford to sell you a better Shoe for less money. We Want Your Business ‘And will make it to your interest to come to our store and buy your Shoes. ‘Try us once, and you will know that we are making good in all we say. Alhambra Theatre Bldg. at Both Stores Always Watch for Quaker Prices s ‘The Quaker m LE delivers « Ind. 2015 Eight girls and six boys were shered into this troublesome world YHE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1910. ‘ALAS! AFFINITIES (Dy United Bross.) LONDON, May 13 ant Friday Seven deaths were recorded in Be | | attle yesterday he! SAN JOS Bia Chief Bender of the Philadel phia Americans pitched « no-hit game against Cleveland yesterday, | the Phillies winning 4 to tontiary will be pi partment of justic GARY, Ind.—Joseph Murphy fined $5 and costs for drunk be kept until \ m| Jacob Furth has of Jof $1,500 for the ar jwhe held up the Seuth Park car | night before last MARTINEZ, Cal amd, convicted of Ja the ‘ ra with instruction aloon men in the jome the saloons. Jart jeated on & government f WILL FLY ON LONG ISLAND Press) 7 aks May 13—The to onal aviation of 1910] } held on Long t 4, accord }| (8 to an annowncem by the) | board of directors of the Aero Club! of America, The site has not been) | determined, but tm all probability it j]| will be efther Hempstead Plains “ | Belmont park it also was snnounced that nate! |isfactory arrangements with the | | Wright brothers have been made | for the use of their patents during | the exhibitions. The Dayton avia | tore demanded $25,000 for the privlT and 4 per cent of the gute re | cetpta Kt i understood thong j terms have been accepted. An effort will be made to raise! | between $100,000 and $200,000 far | prices. Nearly $100,000 is sald tf have been guaranteed. We now “te he rough with the ment” He orders them about like cat the.” “What does he say to them?” t “Heyt"—La Crosse Daily Chront:/ cle t the shuttle flies that | weaves thy shroud!-—Young. _ MEN’S SUITS, PANTS, HATS, FURNISHINGS. CHILDREN’S APPAREL, ETC., ETC. $15.00 Men’ Black Petti $1.50 Sateen 50c to 75c $3.50 to $5.00 White Silk Waists, new styles and de $2.00 Lawn and Lingerie Underwear Waists, all sizes ...... 39¢ $25.00 Men's Spring Suits, ]] Choice of tailored and new patterns... Ma die Shea: oes $7.87 15e Arrow Brand Collars.5¢ Sale opens Saturday, May 14, 10 A. M. 317-319 Pike Street Dr Charles MH, Mydemann, « statis fioian of London, figures that « VERY SELDOM WED been a rema nex ask you for the last time to inve ition in cut-over lands in this state. The soil is rich and black and $2.50 Pongee 15e Men’s Black Hose...6¢ Sao Fiali-s Bini teats he. ak all Hats in stock.. aid t You can buy 5, 10 or [he price per acre var The $15 land i Come in and we have the best prop< ertile, the conditions Remember, your chickens Come in at once it 1s farms situate just northwest Our sale is nearly over share of the money for d onkey engines for clearing the land This ha four or five have we have left after we have The Last Chance During the past two weeks we have been advertising and selling 5, 10 and 20-acre of Granite Falls on the banks of the beautiful Stillaguamish We rk show ur and the } rain the hardly see samples ideal the « Don’t delay. Don’t hesitate. Buy a place where in the sunset of your life you can live in peace and comfort. Come in at once Office open evenings until 10 o'clock Free excursion daily for those who buy. Spring Su $3.00 Men's Silk well made, latest cuts. ETE. Be yO" NARI nee Shi new $3. rts, Spr - $2 $3.50 Children’s White Linen $10 CASH, BALANCE $5 PER MONTH “Those who invest sometimes lose. Those who don’t invest always lose.” 20 ac Ti me { Ole Hanson & Co. 314-315 -316-317 NEW YORK BLOCK The unusual slump in retail business in this city forces us to give up. This is positively a Cut-Loose Sale and will be the most reckless slaughter of merchandise Seattle has ever seen. its, 98 All-Silk Four-in 23¢ and Wool seeasiues $1.37 all ing -98 able they did not vy Now this is the last advertisement that we will run on this land until next year und 19 years only is married; betwe one in every 23 tween 40 and 44 y 58 finds # husba there ie just one =| woman, he to every 900 dis and One ire building roads, getting in settlers and furnishing our Of the hundred folks who have seen the land but Viat n the people who come in answer to this advertisement be $25 per acre higher. et 1 o Cé 1p ent of farms on a cash paymer res with only $10 cash » advice you that the best is the cheapest. of the land and surrounding country. igate Riverside Fruit Lands. We believe ‘lace near Seattle where you can raise your own feed for LADIES’ MILLINERY, SKIRTS, WAISTS, SUITS, COATS, FURNISHINGS. $4.00 and $5.00 Men’s Shoes 50 Boys’ Suits ...... 98¢ Silk and Taffeta Ribbons, yard . 20s encecsw uncon 15c Men’s Arm Bands...2¢ 2bc Wash Ties. s5.t5 2% 7¢ $1.50 and $1.75 Ladies’ All Silk Hose sss evvievwy ss 19¢ Dress Skirts, Suits, Waists, Coats, about one-fourth to one-fifth regular prices. 75c to $1.00 Men’s Balbrig gan Underwear........383¢ $2.50 Men’s Dress Hats. 98¢ 35c Silk Lisle Hose... .14¢ 5c Children’s White Hose Sale opens Saturday, May 14, 10 A. M. 317-319 Pike Street